Ravens’ loss against Browns isn’t like their other blown leads

Eamon Cassels argues that the Baltimore Ravens' 13-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns was not a catastrophic failure compared to past fourth-quarter collapses. Despite blowing a 10-0 halftime lead, Cassels notes the team played without starting quarterback Lamar Jackson and starting center Cam Jurgens. The writer asserts that backup Tyler Huntley and offensive line limitations restricted explosive plays, while maintaining that a healthy Jackson would have secured the victory.

Cassels highlights strong defensive play under coordinator Jesse Minter, pointing out that Baltimore recorded five sacks and held Cleveland to a single red-zone trip. He contends that the coaching staff made no major errors and expects the Ravens to rebound into Super Bowl contention once Jackson returns.